I found myself fascinated by the intricate beauty of the human skeleton and intrigued by the visual possibilities of a body that was beautiful but flawed. Scoliosis, with its complicated rotational dynamics, is fundamentally visual – all about spatial relationships, asymmetry, and balance. Anatomy-based movement practices (including Alexander Technique, neuromuscular training, yoga, and Pilates) made me feel more whole and three-dimensional, and brought me into closer connection to my inner body. Drawing myself, I could work from the inside out.